a little something that i was playing around. kind of like a jam session

Vinay Krishnan • "IN THE MIX" interview w/ No Artist Info by Quinton Counts

Molly Indigo • “IN THE MIX” Interview w/ No Artist Info by Quinton Counts

Isaac Sawyer • “IN THE MIX” interview w/ No Artist Info by Quinton Counts

Hope 808 • “IN THE MIX” Interview w/ No Artist Info by Quinton Counts

I sit down with Appol from the rap duo Ratchet by Nature, and the Rap/Rock band, Quick Hundo, to discuss her inspirations to rap. A sample of their work - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_W2fYA-9jM the beat in the intro is by https://soundcloud.com/95labs Some episode notes on talking points below: - drake is basically rick ross and similarities with trump - homophobia and reading rhymes off of phones at the radio, and challenging norms in hip hop - bronx adventures - old ladies are the alexandria libraries of the hood or the hood wikipedia - how the hood desensitizes you from shit - the patalito lady is a retired millionaire now - what inspires you to continue rapping and her theater background - every time she hits the stage its like the first time she ever hit a blunt - new york hood olypmics include hopping the turnstile. like america ninja but the project olympics. hopping the train requires upper body strength - brooklyn wildlife

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Spencer and I chop it up with Ben about how his theater thing has been going and is thoughts on stuff like going to school for that

Together we discuss audio engineering, NYPD, curation, bringing the good with you, and support systems. Akin Hayes - Audio Engineer, Emcee Chris Carr - Curator, Photographer, Emcee, Event and Content Producer

DJ Mix: One Time for ya mind by Quinton Counts